 Hi, how are you guys doing today? This is Rich. Here we have a Rich TV Live. I'm here with a very special guest. It's Morgan Goode, the CEO of Delray Metals Corp. How are you doing today, Morgan? I'm well. How are you? I'm very good. Thank you for being here today. Thank you for having me. Let me just get started. Why don't you tell us a little bit about Delray Metals Corp? Sure. Delray Metals Corp is a junior public mining company focused on the sourcing, financing, and developing of energy metal assets in particular, Vanadium. Great. Very good. Now, there's a project happening called the Four Corners Project that you guys are working on. It's a definitive agreement you guys just signed. Why don't you tell us a little bit about that project? Yes, of course. So we're obviously very excited to assign the definitive agreements with the Four Corners Project. It's an asset out of Newfoundland, which is a fantastic jurisdiction to be exploring and developing mining assets in. The asset itself has one major zone called the Keating Hill East Zone, which does have a very significant Vanadium-enriched Titaniferous Magnetic Deposit, which is ideal for Vanadium-hosted deposits. There's also four other anomalies on the project, which are of similar size and structure, yet to be drill tested like Keating Hill. So none of this work has been brought to 43-101 Compliancy yet. That is our job this year, is to go in there and take this historical work and bring it up to modern-day Compliancy standards. I think that's where a lot of the upside value is there for Delray and the Four Corners. SRK is also a very credible company that did some positive metallurgically work in the past, and we think that some of that work will also help us very greatly. Wow, that sounds really good. I can't wait till you guys get that 43-101. That's going to be a huge catalyst. Now, Morgan, what is Vanadium and why has the price increased so much in the last two years? Sure. Vanadium is one of the sort of newer trending energy metal assets like Lithium and Cobalt. It's been trending very significantly from about three dollars a pound two years ago to over 30 dollars a pound late last year, recently settling sort of in the mid teens, where experts believe it will consolidate and continue to sort of trend upwards, mainly because of the new laws that China has implemented in strengthening their steel alloys within steel rebar. So we all know that China is growing at an unbelievably rapid pace along with other countries in the world. Experts are saying that next year, sorry, this year 14 percent more growth will occur in that strengthening of steel, so the demand for dominium should go up even higher. On top of that there's the burgeoning sector of the Vanadium Redox battery, which of course is a longer term, larger battery storage source for things such as wind and solar power. So we think that both of these factors are going to be the major catalyst for continued growth in the Vanadium space. In the right place at the right time. Time means everything. Absolutely. Now, Morgan, who would you say are Delray's main competitors? Delray's got few main competitors, particularly in North America, only because it's a bit of a niche market as far as public companies are concerned, which we like, so we stand out a little more. But if I had to pick a couple, I would say first Vanadium, which trades on the TSX Venture Exchange, approximately a $25 million market cap. They've got a fantastic asset in Nevada, as well as a Vanadium 1, which has an asset in Quebec. So both of those have 43-101 compliant resources on them, which obviously gives them an advantage and a little more credibility. But we feel that advancing the four corners into that position is going to be a huge upside for our shareholders. That makes a lot of sense. Now, Morgan, what separates you guys from the pack? What separates you from your competition? Sure. I think what separates us most from our competition is particularly our management team. We've got a great blend of capital markets, background people, as well as technical people. Myself and Mike Blady, one of the other key pieces of management, he runs a technical firm called Ridgeline Exploration in Kelowna, and they specialize in discovering new potential projects. In fact, one of their other projects in Northern Canada had a huge year last year, so we're going to roll some of that expertise into what we're doing in Delray, and then you throw in the fact that we have the ability to raise significant capital between our team. We should be able to fund the future of all these projects. Morgan, if there was one thing that you would want shareholders to know about Delray, what would it be? The one thing I want to make sure people understand about Delray is, obviously, we'd really like to extrapolate the underlying value within the four corners project. We feel it's more of a turnkey, low-risk situation with all the great historical work that's there. We just have to bring it up to compliancy, so we're going to make sure we focus on that this year, but it's also worth noting that we have our BC projects, which have huge blue sky potential. We haven't even scratched the surface on where those could go, and we did have some positive results from our geophysical surveys just last month, so we're going to be up there drilling at some point this summer as well, so you've got the lower risk, east coast, the higher risk, but very high upside west coast projects would give us great flavor to our company. Morgan, what is the best way for shareholders to get in contact with you? The best way for shareholders to contact us is through our website at www.delraymedals.com. There you'll find all our contact information. Okay, great. Well, listen, Morgan, it's been a pleasure. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors. For those of you guys that are watching, thank you for all your support. I wish you all the best of luck. If you're not winning, you're not watching. This is Rich from RichTV Live with Morgan Good Co. of Delray Metals Club. Have a nice day.